Filipino Graduates’ Guide to Accent Neutralization

Are you a fresh graduate feeling held back because of your English communication skills? This video is for you! 🎓 While intelligence isn't measured by how well you speak English, being able to communicate effectively can unlock new doors to better-paying jobs and international clients. In this video, we discuss practical tips to improve your English accent, making you more understandable and confident in professional settings.

00:00 Why neutralize your accent
01:36 Tip #1
02:36 Tip #2
07:57 Tip #3
10:38 Tip #4

[josem.a]

Hello Sheina! I am from Costa Rica. When I just started learning English I would watch your videos all day. Now I just ran into this video, and it made me remember all the things I was doing back then to improve, and you were a big part of that, so thank you very much for what you put out there. For all watchers keep going and you will reach you goals. (:

[FlorMaureal-ix]

Also, if you're into music, try getting into musicals like Hamilton and DEH, where they incorporate dialogues in the songs.

[joypanes-]

I learned a lot from your videos. Thank you so much. ❤

[jimcachapero]

Thanks alot for this video. Very informative. 👍🏻👍🏻👍🏻👍🏻

[avyhue]

It's wonderful to hear about your journey

[KuyamikeONEarth]

Ms. Candice pa request: about sa IT TURNS OUT... ahmm TIPS kung baga sa Call center eh pwede mong gamitin rather than saying NO to the customer.. Wait ko po, thank U in advance

[aaronalvarez]

Waht do you recomend to improve listening to understand natives from usa.

[alnisnisan]

Mine watching movies co'z Im working my vocabulary to expand as possible😁

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[hellojunnieverse]

You are wrong in saying that speaking in English is not a sign of intelligence, as a matter of fact, it is a sign of intelligence, we might call it language intelligence or speaking intelligence that can be attributed to interpersonal intelligence, as per Gardner Multiple Intelligence.

[AlbaradoPulinday]

Yung Elsa speak na yan nanjan lang ba yan forever as an app. I mean anytime pwede mag avail. Hindi na ba yan mawawala bigla? Bka pag naka avail tapos bigla nlng Madisapear

[arvinsenglishph]

I think we have to change our pinoy accent into British or American accent coz the more we sound like them the more it will broaden our horizons! And now some Asian countries degrade pilipino accent so it's about time to sound like Natives right? esp in esl . In esl if you are filipino the pay is so low, few students might book you, but natives it's higher so if you have synonymous accent like natives then that's your prime. At the end of the day Filipinos are still one of the top English speaking countries.

[arvinsenglishph]

I'm trying to reach the level of gradioloquent in spoken English like Jordan Peterson who is so hard to wrap up his mind as he articulate his complexity of words combination.

[matecarlos]

I either love and hate Elsa speak, if you're using it and haven't felt like that your level is pretty advanced or you're using it bad

[jacelpobre]

If you living abroad, especially in an English-speaking country it really needs to evolve the accent.

I'm facing challenges every day with my Filipino accent, years ago I didn't really care about my accent but since I’m living here permanently I’m trying to do my best to be able to understand easily by immersing myself in their accents.

Watching from Oz.

[arvinsenglishph]

Korean Novela is so cheesy I'd rather devour my time watching 10 hrs of podcast in british coz it's more oppostunistic!